A Dash
of Color

Kitchen Living Room Powder Room Dining Room Sitting Room Entryway

We collaborated with an architect to reconfigure the first floor of this home to provide better circulation and functionality for this active family.


Location

Chicago, IL

TYPE

Decor & Architect Collaboration

Credits

Photography | Dustin Halleck

SIZE

Single Family Home


About the Project

One of the trickiest parts of the job is creating a space for clients who have completely different tastes. In this instance, one client loved color and pattern and the other loved textures and neutrals. We approached this challenge by starting with the kitchen and living room. We grounded each space in neutrals and wood, but incorporated soft pops of color in the green cabinetry, window treatments, rug, and banquette cushions and pillows. The dining and sitting room in the front half of the home is where the clients agreed to go bold. They selected a statement wallpaper, and complemented it with colorful window treatments, furniture, and rug. We also incorporated quite a few vintage pieces in the space. Because we went big in the dining and sitting room, we kept the entryway nice and neutral. We loved collaborating with these clients to create a space filled with personality, and incorporated many family heirlooms.

Fun Fact: The clients were torn between two options for wallpaper in the dining and sitting room. They ultimately chose the funky pink floral you see here, but we were able to incorporate the second choice in the fabric used for the living room window treatments!

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BANQUETTE

We transformed this previously unused space into a functional breakfast nook

Zellige

The zellige backsplash tile added much needed texture to the space

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